Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 1 International Space Station Cube Lab Cube Lab Ops TIM - Ops Assessment Status 11/19/2009 Susan N. Lufkin OZ2/Mission Integration Boeing/United Space Alliance

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 2 Agenda Cube Lab Payload Description and History Cube Lab Ops Assessment Status Cube Lab Documentation Status Cube Lab Ops Assessment Agenda

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 3 Cube Lab Overview NanoRacks LLC is partnered with the non-profit enterprise Kentucky Space to provide the NanoRacks Research System -- a multipurpose research facility that allows experimenters access to CubeSat use in micro- gravity & a power interface with an EXPRESS Rack.NanoRacks LLCKentucky Space On September 9, 2009, the NanoRacks LLC Director, Jeffrey Manber, signed Space Act Agreement SAA- SOMD-6355 with NASA for operation of the NanoRacks System aboard the ISS National Laboratory. The NanoRacks System interface with an EXPRESS Rack consists of a Cube Lab Frame. Each Cube Lab Frame is a tethered 3-piece component consisting of a Back Plate, 2 Quick Release Pins, & a Central Electrical Box. The Frame is assembled on-orbit by rotation & pinning of its Back Plate to the Central Electrical Box. Each Frame inserts into a continuously powered, rear- breather, modified EXPRESS Rack Locker (central door panel & rear breather closeout panels removed). Cube Lab Payload Description & History

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 4 Cube Lab Overview (cont’d) Each NanoRacks standardized CubeSat design, called a Cube Lab Module, plugs into the Central Electrical Box of a Cube Lab Frame for USB standard interface. The USB interfaces provide EXPRESS Rack power to connected Modules & a path for data file transfer. Each Module’s plug-in leads to a USB port on the front panel of a Cube Lab Frame’s Central Electrical Box. Data files are transferred by temporary connection of a Cube Lab Data Cable (USB A/B cable) between an EXPRESS Laptop Computer (ELC) & the USB ports. No payload-unique software of any kind is to be installed – ELC standard load USB drive access is utilized. File transfer has been checked with both A31P & T61P ELCs. Cube Lab shipments (Frame shipments, Resupply, &/or Returns) are planned for 19A MPLM, ULF4 MRM1, 38P, 39P, ULF6, 40P, ULF5, 41P, ATV-2, HTV-2, & 42P. Further shipments are being planned for future Increments as well. In all -- ONLY 3 Frames are planned for flight; they are to go up on 19A, ULF4, & ULF6. All Frames & Modules are made to be transported to the ISS as soft-stow in CTBs. Cube Lab Payload Description & History (cont’d) Cube Lab Frame with 16 Cube Lab Modules EXPRESS Rack Locker

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 5 Payload Characteristics Cube Lab Experiment Hardware consists of these components: SSE IVA Hand Tools Kit ¼” standard socket driver will be implemented as an experiment activation tool if the content of a Cube Lab Module requires it (concerns shipments post ULF4). Each Cube Lab Frame provides stowage, power, heat rejection and USB data port connectivity simultaneously for up to 16 Cube Lab Modules. Each Cube Lab Frame draws a maximum of 60 Watts of continuous EXPRESS Rack Power. All 3 Frames are planned for insert in EXPRESS Rack #4 (1 st Frame in Locker 3, 2 nd in Locker 7, & 3 rd in Locker 1) in the JEM. Fan filters for the Cube Lab Frames will require monthly maintenance cleaning (wiping of the filter). Cube Lab Payload Description & History (cont’d) Cube Lab FrameMass (kg) =5.37 Cube Lab Data CableMass (kg) =0.25 Cube Lab Module-# Mass (kg) = 1.00

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 6 Ops Assessment Categories & Status Currently only OpNom, IPLAT, & HFIT have been worked in order to meet a 19A MPLM & ULF4 MRM1 shipment that will be yellow-tagged as non-operable & be soft-stowed until Operations is approved.  OpNom OpNom telecon to finalize proposed OpNom names held 10/26/09 with: PD POC Michael Johnson / NanoRacks Chief Technical Officer Jenna Ruddock / Ops Lead, Janice Voss / Crew Rep, Patricia Williams / Astronaut Office Rep, Diane Rowland / Astronaut Office Rep, Mercedes Galloway / OpNom Rep, David Segovia / IPLAT Rep, & Susan Lufkin / PIM. PD agreed to match-up Engineering Part Names & Experiment Name (as close as possible) with OpNom proposed names resolved at the 10/26/09 telecon: Cube Lab, Cube Lab Frame, Cube Lab Module, Cube Lab Data Cable. Following 10/26/09 telecon, Naming conventions were incorporated into ICD draft, Manifest data, PIA, PIM Schedule, & Annex 5 documentation. Shipments are referred to in Integration documents & MIDAS as Cube Lab Frame-#, Cube Lab Resupply-#, & Cube Lab Return-#. NanoRacks documents refer to Cube Lab Frame-# shipments as Cube Lab-#. OpNom ECR submittal by Ops Lead made 11/6/09. Cube Lab Payload Ops Assessment Status

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 7 Ops Assessment Categories & Status (cont’d)  Labeling Label drawings have been submitted & Labels are being worked IPLAT evaluation completion awaits OpNOM approval  HFIT Evaluation is scheduled to occur during Functional Testing at MSFC on 11/23-11/24/09  Displays Cube Lab has no displays & no software or drivers to upload  Training Needs developed Cube Lab Payload Ops Assessment Status (cont’d)

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 8 Ops Assessment Categories & Status (cont’d)  Procedures Need Developed -- PD provided following outline in NanoRacks Internal Cube Lab-1 Overview document (NR-OM-0001, ): Cube Lab Payload Ops Assessment Status (cont’d) While on orbit, the crew will be responsible for the following operations: Transfer of Cube Lab-1 from the MPLM to the ISS EXPRESS Rack Installation and activation of the Cube Lab-1 in the EXPRESS Rack Locker Installation and Removal of the Cube Lab Module(s) in the Cube Lab Frame Cleaning the Cube Lab Frame Air Filter monthly Cube Lab Module data collection as necessary

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 9 Ops Assessment Categories & Status (cont’d)  Procedures (cont’d) Cube Lab Payload Ops Assessment Status (cont’d) CUBE LAB-1 TRANSLATION/INSTALLATION/ACTIVATION The Cube Lab-1 is soft-stowed in an MPLM RSR during launch. Once on-orbit, the Cube Lab-1 Assembly is transferred to ISS for installation/activation in an EXPRESS Rack Locker. The crew will perform the following operations: 1.Assemble Cube Lab Frame by aligning the rear plate assembly color codes with the central electronics box color codes and inserting the 2 PIP pins into the assembly holes. 2.Install Cube Lab Module-1 on USB Plug P1 and verify it is properly seated. 3.Install Cube Lab Module-2 on USB Plug P8 and verify it is properly seated. 4.Verify nothing is blocking the EXPRESS Rack Rear breather and Cube Lab Frame fan inlet/outlet ports. Verify the inlet filter is clean and remove any loose items/debris from the inside of the Cube Lab Frame. Insert the Cube Lab Frame into the EXPRESS Rack Locker and close/latch the locker door. 5.Verify the Cube Lab Frame circuit breaker is open and the EXPRESS Rack power switch is “off”. 6.Mate the EXPRESS Rack power cable to the Cube Lab Frame power connector. 7.Turn the EXPRESS Rack Power Connector on. 8.Close Cube Lab Frame PWR CB. 9.Verify the Cube Lab Frame PWR LED is illuminated.

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 10 Ops Assessment Categories & Status (cont’d)  Procedures (cont’d) Cube Lab Payload Ops Assessment Status (cont’d) CUBE LAB-1 DEACTIVATION The crew will perform the following operations to deactivate the Cube Lab Frame: 1.Open (pull) the Cube Lab Frame circuit breaker and turn the EXPRESS Rack power switch to “off”. 2.Verify the Cube Lab Frame PWR LED is extinguished.

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 11 Ops Assessment Categories & Status (cont’d)  Procedures (cont’d) Cube Lab Payload Ops Assessment Status (cont’d) INSTALLATION/REMOVAL OF CUBE LAB MODULE IN CUBE LAB FRAME To remove a Cube Lab Module from the Cube Lab Frame, the crew will perform the following operations: 1.Open the NANORACKS CB and power-off the EXPRESS Rack power connector. 2.Open the EXPRESS Rack Locker door 3.Remove the Cube Lab Frame from the EXPRESS Rack Locker 4.Unplug the desired Cube Lab Module by pulling the Cube Lab Module from the desired USB Type B Plug. 5.Stow the Cube Lab Module for return to Earth or disposal. 6.Verify clear air ports and lack of debris inside Cube Lab Frame. 7.Replace the Cube Lab Frame in the EXPRESS Rack Locker. 8.Close the EXPRESS Rack Locker door. 9.Close the NANORACKS CB and power-on the EXPRESS Rack power connector. 10.Verify Cube Lab Frame PWR LED is illuminated. 11.To install a Cube Lab Module in the Cube Lab Frame, the crew will perform the following operations: 12.Open the NANORACKS CB and power-off the EXPRESS Rack power connector. 13.Open the EXPRESS Rack Locker door. 14.Remove the Cube Lab Frame from the EXPRESS Rack Locker. 15.Unstow the Cube Lab Module for insertion into the Cube Lab Frame. 16.Insert the desired Cube Lab Module by pushing the Cube Lab Module on the desired USB Type B Plug. 17.Verify clear air ports and lack of debris inside Cube Lab Frame. 18.Replace the Cube Lab Frame in the EXPRESS Rack Locker. 19.Close the EXPRESS Rack Locker door. 20.Close the Cube Lab Frame CB and power-on the EXPRESS Rack power connector. 21.Verify Cube Lab Frame PWR LED is illuminated.

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 12 Ops Assessment Categories & Status (cont’d)  Procedures (cont’d) Cube Lab Payload Ops Assessment Status (cont’d) CLEANING CUBE LAB FRAME DEBRIS SCREEN (ONCE PER MONTH) To perform the monthly Cube Lab Frame Debris Screen the crew will perform the following operations: 1.Open the NANORACKS CB and power-off the EXPRESS Rack power connector. 2.Open the EXPRESS Rack Locker door. 3.Remove the Cube Lab Frame from the EXPRESS Rack Locker. 4.Inspect the Cube Lab Debris Screen for contamination. 5.Clean the Cube Lab Frame Debris Screen by dabbing with tape. 6.Verify clear air ports and lack of debris inside Cube Lab Frame. 7.Replace the Cube Lab Frame in the EXPRESS Rack Locker. 8.Close the EXPRESS Rack Locker door. 9.Close the Cube Lab Frame CB and power-on the EXPRESS Rack power connector. 10.Verify Cube Lab Frame PWR LED is illuminated.

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 13 Ops Assessment Categories & Status (cont’d)  Procedures (cont’d) Cube Lab Payload Ops Assessment Status (cont’d) CUBE LAB MODULE DATA COLLECTION (AS NEEDED) To perform the Cube Lab Module Data Collection the crew will perform the following operations: 1.Unstow Cube Lab Data Cable. 2.Unstow EXPRESS Rack Laptop and power up laptop. 3.Insert USB Type A Plug into EXPRESS Rack Laptop USB jack. 4.Insert USB Type B Plug into desired Cube Lab Frame USB jack (J1 – J16). 5.Look for a new USB Device icon on the EXPRESS Rack Laptop Computer. 6.Open the new USB device icon. 7.Drag desired data file to the EXPRESS Rack Laptop Hopper File. 8.Close the Cube Lab Module data file icon. 9.Open “safe eject” application and select Cube Lab Module USB port. 10.Remove USB Type B Plug from Cube Lab Frame USB jack (J1 – J16). 11.Remove USB Type A Plug from EXPRESS Rack Laptop USB jack. 12.Stow Cube Lab Data Cable. 13.Power down laptop and stow EXPRESS Rack Laptop.

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 14 Ops Assessment Categories & Status (cont’d)  Safety Issues Phase 0/I/II FSR Scheduled for 12/8/09 Phase III FSR Tentatively Scheduled for 1/6/10 (post 12/16/09 on-dock at KSC for 19A)  Hazards/Exceptions Still Being Defined Cube Lab Payload Ops Assessment Status (cont’d)

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 15 Cube Lab Documentation Status  Cube Lab Export Classification Letter completed October 7,  Cube Lab PIA Submitted to R. Jones Office for Final Signature November 18, 2009 (OZ ).  Cube Lab account has been established in PDL for PD submittals.  Phase 0/I/II Flight Safety Data Package submitted to Safety Engineers on 10/23/09.  Cube Lab Hardware ICD (SSP ICD) still in internal review. Presentation at PECP planned for 11/23/09 to release to external review for baselining.  Baseline ICD will cover testing for Cube Lab Module content of 1 st two shipments. A Hardware ICD PIRN Update will be submitted for defining testing of future Cube Lab Modules as more data about their content becomes available.  Manifesting & IDRD Annex 5 are Baselined for Increment 23/24.  CEF in work to modify Manifest & Annex 5 Tables concerning: Editorial changes to 19A Ascent PTP Table; Corrections to 19A MIDAS Entries; Shifting of 30 Cube Lab Modules off ULF4, Additions to 40P; Change to Module Return in ULF6 Return Manifest; De-manifesting of Cube Lab Activation Tools; Addition to SSE Table for Use of IVA Hand Tool Kit’s ¼” Socket Driver.  CEF for OPS & Topology to be submitted post OPS TIM (as mandated by Increment Manager).

Mission Integration OZ2/Susan Lufkin/(281) Page No. 16 Cube Lab Ops Assessment Acronyms ELCEXPRESS Laptop Computer EMIElectromagnetic Interface EXPRESSEXpedite the PRocessing of Experiments to Space Station ICDInterface Control Document IDRDIncrement Definition & Requirements Document ISSInternational Space Station IVAIntravehicular Activity JEMJapanese Experiment Module kgKilogram KSCKennedy Space Center maxMaximum MPLMMulti-Purpose Logistics Module MRM1Mini Research Module - 1 MSFCMarshall Space Flight Center NASANational Aeronautics and Space Administration OpNomOperational Nomenclature OpsOperations OZISS Payload Program Office PDPayload Developer PDLPayload Data Library PECPPayload Engineering Control Panel PIAPayload Integration Agreement PIMPayload Integration Manager PIRNPreliminary/Proposed Interface Revision Notice PTPPayload Tactical Plan RepRepresentative SSEStation Support Equipment TIMTechnical Integration Meeting